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Flying solo: Traveling alone doesn’t have to be lonely – it can be magical
Brooke Siem
What it's really like to travel the world alone…and the best places to do it
Death and the iPad: My kid wishes I were dead so he could get more time on the tablet — and I don’t blame him
Lauren Dockett
Today’s political realities are creating stores of sympathy in me for my kids’ feelings, however ugly they can get
Peanut butter beautiful
Besha Rodell
For kids learning to cook for themselves, a mistake is sometimes the secret ingredient.
This is what winning looks like
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Winning in Trump's America looks a lot like winning did in Beirut and Iraq and Afghanistan once upon a time
Picasso’s weapon against fascism: Why “Guernica” is the greatest of all war paintings
Noah Charney
80 years after Franco's forces led a terror bombing of civilians, Picasso's painting of the horror still works
One fast food fanatic’s quest to make his chicken chain the next McDonald’s
Tove K. Danovich
Albert Okura lives and breathes the legend of Ray Kroc — he even bought the first McDonald’s location
Emily Mortimer on her daring new virtual-reality short: “This immersive experience is extremely visceral”
Gary M. Kramer
Star of "The Newsroom" and "Shutter Island" talks about her role in an ambitious VR short with multiple outcomes
Idaho sets example: Tiny facility lights the way for stressed rural hospitals
Anna Gorman
Rural hospitals are facing one of the greatest slow-moving crises in American health care
Aren’t you glad you read Salon? Don’t you wish everyone did?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We've been sold tribalism for so long and in so many ways it's a miracle that there's any spirit of unity left
A literary feud for the ages: What fueled the bad blood between Dominick Dunne and “the Didions”
Robert Hofler
Intense sibling rivalry led to a blow-out over a murdered daughter and a novel’s vindictive dedication
“The Hate U Give”: Angie Thomas, Children of Promise and the girl in the mirror
Emily Jordan
A powerful new YA writer and a social justice maverick discuss the current reality and provide tools of empowerment
Are zoo animals happy? There’s a simple empathy test we can apply
Marc Bekoff, Jessica Pierce
Even the best-managed zoos fail to address a captive animal's basic need for freedom
59 Tomahawks and 5,900 years of slaughter: A brief history of Syria
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump is leading us into another buzz saw war and, once again, we are not prepared to win the fight or the peace
“We can’t let them win”: Passover is more than a holiday — it’s a call to arms against oppression
David Samuel Levinson
My mother wanted to live long enough to host this year’s Seder. She knew it was more important this year than ever
How to taste wine like a professional in 10 easy steps
Erin James
Put that pinky down and learn the basics to modern wine tasting
I’m glad my dog is dying
Joe P. Squance
Death is not complicated; it's simple. But explaining the reality of it to a child, gently, is the hardest thing
Brain surgery with a tree saw: How one neurosurgeon changed the game for a Tanzanian hospital
Tony Bartelme
At first, the visiting doctor thought there was no way he could open up a man's skull at this rural hospital
Small-town progressives pick up the pieces of Ohio’s Democratic Party
Jack Shuler
In small cities across the bellwether state, local politicians are trying to rebuild the party from the ground up
“We have the power to create as well as to destroy and that’s frightening to people”: Alice Lowe director of “Prevenge” on murder and motherhood
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The director and star discusses her darkly comic sleeper
Gorsuch, Thomas, Rehnquist and beyond: A short history of right-wing lies in Supreme Court confirmation hearings
Paul Rosenberg
Neil Gorsuch's bland denials belong to a tradition of conservative dishonesty that reaches back many decades
The fight for $15 is a fight for power: What corporations really stand to lose when minimum wage increases
Jonathan Rosenblum
Workplace justice campaigns over raising wages, benefits and stability are proxies for the real labor struggle
From protests to the polls, Democrats rebuild the party through local elections
Ilana Novick
Activists will happily fill the streets—the question is, will they head to the voting booth
Donald Trump and the media: Can journalism escape this deadly paradox and get its groove back?
Andrew O'Hehir
At last the "opposition party" woke up. But in the age of fake news and endless lies, is its power gone for good?
HB 2.0 is coming: How North Carolina’s so-called “bathroom compromise” doubles down on anti-LGBT discrimination
Nico Lang
Turns out the bill described as the restoration of trans bathroom rights will be worse than the original ban
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